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Russia Faces Struggle To Replace Bombers Lost In Ukrainian Drone Strikes
Russia will take years to replace nuclear-capable bomber planes that were hit in Ukrainian drone strikes last weekend, straining a modernisation programme that is already delayed.
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Russia's Ukraine Advance Accelerated In Spring, Data Study Finds
Russia's military advance in Ukraine picked up speed in the spring after slowing down over the winter, according to AFP's analysis of data from US-based Institute for the Study of War.
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Putin Announces Ukraine Ceasefire May 8-10
The ceasefire is taking place on Russia's Victory Day on May 9th, which marks the end of the Second World War.
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Russian President Putin's 30-Day Order Not Hit Ukraine Energy Targets "Expired": Kremlin
Russia announced the truce on March 18 following a call between Putin and US President Donald Trump, but both Moscow and Kyiv accused each other of repeatedly breaking it.
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Beijing Red-Faced As Ukraine Breaks Humanitarian Law To Prove China Wrong
After China's outright denial of its citizens fighting the war alongside Russians, Ukraine decided to take some drastic actions.
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Ukraine Says Russia Launched Massive Strikes On Energy Infrastructure
Ukraine's energy and gas infrastructure came "under massive missile and drone shelling" by Russia on Friday, a Ukrainian minister said.
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Opinion | Can BRICS+ Really Reshape US-Led Economic Order?
With Western sanctions faced by Russia in the wake of its war in Ukraine, Moscow is most keen to push the idea through not just to break the dollar's dominance but also to showcase to the West that it still has allies and partners on its side.
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Zelensky Acknowledges Army Operation In Russia's Kursk Region For 1st Time
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy acknowledged for the first time on Saturday that Ukrainian forces were fighting in Russia's Kursk region and said the operation was part of Kyiv's drive to restore justice after Russia's 2022 invasion.
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Ukraine Accuses Russia Of Detaining, Killing Civilians In Kharkiv
Ukraine today accused Russia of detaining and killing civilians in the border town of Vovchansk in the northeastern Kharkiv region, where Russian forces launched a ground assault last week.
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Russian Attacks On Ukraine Stoke Fears Army Near Breaking Point
Russia's missile attacks on Ukraine's energy system, the bombardment of its second-largest city, and advances along the front are stoking worries that Kyiv's military effort is nearing breaking point.
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EU Plan To Give Frozen Russian Assets To Arm Ukraine Breaks Law: Kremlin
The Kremlin said Wednesday the European Union would be committing an "unprecedented violation" of international law if it used frozen Russian assets to arm Ukraine.
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Bodies Of 58 Soldiers Returned From Russian-Controlled Territory: Ukraine
Ukraine said Friday it had brought back the bodies of nearly 60 soldiers who died fighting against the Russian invasion.
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Explained: Why Russia Wants To Capture Ukrainian City Of Avdiivka
Russian forces are intensifying efforts to seize the small eastern Ukrainian city of Avdiivka as Moscow's war in Ukraine grinds on.
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6 Killed, 17 Injured In Ukrainian Rocket Attack On Russia's Belgorod
A Ukrainian rocket attack on the Russian city of Belgorod killed at least six people and wounded over a dozen others on Thursday, officials said.
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"Extremely Difficult": Ukraine's New Army Chief On Frontline Situation
Ukraine's new army chief said Wednesday the situation on the front line was "extremely difficult" as delays to much-needed US military aid cast a shadow over how long Kyiv's troops can hold out.
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Russia Faces Struggle To Replace Bombers Lost In Ukrainian Drone Strikes
Russia will take years to replace nuclear-capable bomber planes that were hit in Ukrainian drone strikes last weekend, straining a modernisation programme that is already delayed.
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Russia's Ukraine Advance Accelerated In Spring, Data Study Finds
Russia's military advance in Ukraine picked up speed in the spring after slowing down over the winter, according to AFP's analysis of data from US-based Institute for the Study of War.
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Putin Announces Ukraine Ceasefire May 8-10
The ceasefire is taking place on Russia's Victory Day on May 9th, which marks the end of the Second World War.
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Russian President Putin's 30-Day Order Not Hit Ukraine Energy Targets "Expired": Kremlin
Russia announced the truce on March 18 following a call between Putin and US President Donald Trump, but both Moscow and Kyiv accused each other of repeatedly breaking it.
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Beijing Red-Faced As Ukraine Breaks Humanitarian Law To Prove China Wrong
After China's outright denial of its citizens fighting the war alongside Russians, Ukraine decided to take some drastic actions.
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Ukraine Says Russia Launched Massive Strikes On Energy Infrastructure
Ukraine's energy and gas infrastructure came "under massive missile and drone shelling" by Russia on Friday, a Ukrainian minister said.
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Opinion | Can BRICS+ Really Reshape US-Led Economic Order?
With Western sanctions faced by Russia in the wake of its war in Ukraine, Moscow is most keen to push the idea through not just to break the dollar's dominance but also to showcase to the West that it still has allies and partners on its side.
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Zelensky Acknowledges Army Operation In Russia's Kursk Region For 1st Time
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy acknowledged for the first time on Saturday that Ukrainian forces were fighting in Russia's Kursk region and said the operation was part of Kyiv's drive to restore justice after Russia's 2022 invasion.
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Ukraine Accuses Russia Of Detaining, Killing Civilians In Kharkiv
Ukraine today accused Russia of detaining and killing civilians in the border town of Vovchansk in the northeastern Kharkiv region, where Russian forces launched a ground assault last week.
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Russian Attacks On Ukraine Stoke Fears Army Near Breaking Point
Russia's missile attacks on Ukraine's energy system, the bombardment of its second-largest city, and advances along the front are stoking worries that Kyiv's military effort is nearing breaking point.
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EU Plan To Give Frozen Russian Assets To Arm Ukraine Breaks Law: Kremlin
The Kremlin said Wednesday the European Union would be committing an "unprecedented violation" of international law if it used frozen Russian assets to arm Ukraine.
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Bodies Of 58 Soldiers Returned From Russian-Controlled Territory: Ukraine
Ukraine said Friday it had brought back the bodies of nearly 60 soldiers who died fighting against the Russian invasion.
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Explained: Why Russia Wants To Capture Ukrainian City Of Avdiivka
Russian forces are intensifying efforts to seize the small eastern Ukrainian city of Avdiivka as Moscow's war in Ukraine grinds on.
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6 Killed, 17 Injured In Ukrainian Rocket Attack On Russia's Belgorod
A Ukrainian rocket attack on the Russian city of Belgorod killed at least six people and wounded over a dozen others on Thursday, officials said.
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"Extremely Difficult": Ukraine's New Army Chief On Frontline Situation
Ukraine's new army chief said Wednesday the situation on the front line was "extremely difficult" as delays to much-needed US military aid cast a shadow over how long Kyiv's troops can hold out.
